Titlebook: Blood Conservation in Cardiac Surgery; Karl H. Krieger (Professor and Vice Chairman),O. W Book 1998 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1998 By

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Operative Techniques in Blood Conservationn during cardiac surgery should describe at least one technique of achieving meticulous hemostasis. I hope residents and junior surgeons will find this chapter useful. Cardiovascular surgeons with several thousand cases behind them may want to investigate subsequent chapters.

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Indications for Red Cell Transfusion By understanding the physiology of anemia, and then using this knowledge to transfuse the individual patient only when it is necessary to maintain adequate homeostatic function, homologous red cell transfusion can be markedly reduced. Because this reduction is achieved through elimination only of u

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logists as well as most of their department at the New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center to produce an impressive book on blood conservation and transfusion in cardiac surgery. The book will serve as the most current reference source on all aspects of blood conservation, from the use of erythropo